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hanuman Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 174 |
Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 2:50 am Post subject: Tsunami & Tsunamometry |
As the mortality rate from the recent tsunami in the Indian Ocean approaches 70 K, there have been questions raised on the issue of early warning systems for detecting tsunamis in that region. There are early warning systems called tsunamometers in the Pacific Ocean and a monitoring station in Hawaii, maintained by the US National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Adiministration (NOAA). It has been reported that the NOAA Station in Hawaii, did detect submarine earth tremors and warned several countries in the Pacific Ocean basin by e-mail. The US military base in Diego Garcia which was also warned, did not suffer any significant damage. One of the major problems in communicating valid scientific data in the current era of the Information Age is the perception of the data by different cultures. It is ironic but a fact, that critical data sent from NOAA could have been regarded in a manner below the critical level by the addressees of the e-mails. It is also possible that the objective scientific data sent by NOAA was considered politically sensitive by the adressees and there was some amount of fumbling by the decision makers in the countries which were hit by the tsunami. The result of the failure to act on critical data has been the loss of lives in many nations in the Pacific region. It is hoped that the leaders in all nations will learn an important lesson from the current events. The lesson that emergency health teams must be proactive, have effective communication links with other emergency medicine or health organizations globally and most significantly use state of the art technology to manage the mountains of data generated during national crises. In an age of high speed computers, crisis management teams cannot be without decision-making software to ease the information overload experienced by health workers, scientists and safety workers managing complex crises such as a tsunami. Since 9/11, there has been a exponential growth in the information technology sector, most especially in the development and testing of sensible agents and other computer assisted decision making devices. These devices are as important as the foods and medicines currently being air lifted to the regions affected by the tsunami. _________________ Om Shanti, To my brothers and sisters. Love to you all, Errol bhai
hanuman Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 174 |
Posted: Fri Dec 31, 2004 3:00 am Post subject: Tsunami |
There is one correction. The mortality is now 119 K. _________________ Om Shanti, To my brothers and sisters. Love to you all, Errol bhai
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 4:14 pm Post subject: |
Om shanti Bhai! I think animals are good warning signs. I heard that very few where dead because they natrually knew something was up and headed towards safe cover. Animals can teach us alot. Take Care,
hanuman Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 174 |
Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2005 2:52 am Post subject: Tsunami |
Papaya, That's true. There is alot we can learn from the animals. In addition to their ESP capabilities, they are much more in tune with nature and live in much greater harmony with nature. We can only hope and wish that the yog experienced between animals and nature will be regained by human kind, most especially the captains of the corporations and the wealthy families who feel that Mother Earth will be passive as Her resources are exploited with extreme greed. There are also humans who are able to sense the messages from animals and nature. However, their warnings would have been mocked by many. _________________ Om Shanti, To my brothers and sisters. Love to you all, Errol bhai
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Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2005 4:21 am Post subject: |
Omshanti. Tsunami has brought back the focus on the imbalances in nature, which Baba has predicted long back in the murlis and avyakta vanis. I have heard from newspaper reports that while Tsunami has led to widespread change in the geography of the area, UAE (Dubai) which is famous for its deserts and shortage of water, has witnessed snowfalls and European countries, known for their cold climate have been witnessing unprecedented rise in temperatures. Although many XBKs or members of general public may laugh away the prediction of destruction of the old world and establishment of a new world by the BKs or PBKs, I see it very much possible in the near future. But my only suggestion is that one should not become date conscious but try to be soul conscious. With regards, Arjuna
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Posted: Mon Jan 03, 2005 9:03 am Post subject: |
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But my only suggestion is that one should not become date conscious but try to be soul conscious.
You consistently show otherwise. Why? Because it is impossible to believe in the destruction of the world and at the same time ignoring its ever more approaching date. Btw, papaya, I think this is certainly the place for you: http://www.petpeoplesplace.com/forums//xbkchat/index.html
poka Joined: 01 Nov 2004 Posts: 6 Location: trinidad |
Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 1:58 pm Post subject: tsunami |
om shanti, baba did say in a murli recently, that the labour to clean the world will be hurricanes and earth quakes.the tsunami was created by an earthquake.yes animals are good warning signs. is this a sign of the begining of the end of the iron age,in the last murli on 31-12-04, baba said that nature is fed up. _________________ hi , i am seeking info on bk's ,i have started to attend some classes.
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Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 3:16 am Post subject: |
Dear Poka, Omshanti. Yes, indeed this tsunami is a sign of the forthcoming transformation of the world. It is better to use the word transformation rather than destruction. Otherwise, some of our dear friends may not agree. With regards, Arjuna
hanuman Joined: 23 Jun 2004 Posts: 174 |
Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 4:51 am Post subject: Tsunami |
This is extremely serious. Evidence is now emerging that the recent tsunami was not an act of Nature nor of God. It was human created as a form of metereological warfare. There are weapons which can generate power electromagmetic fields strong enough to induce submarine earth quakes. Is it a coincidence that the areas affected are the regions where there are oil fields located? Why was the US Arm Forces base at Diego Garcia not damaged and other surrounding regions were?On September of this year, the GeoSiesmic Center in Australia, conducted a computer similutation of a tusnami. The areas affected in the simulation model were exactly the same as those currently affected! What a coincidence! _________________ Om Shanti, To my brothers and sisters. Love to you all, Errol bhai
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Posted: Wed Jan 05, 2005 4:59 am Post subject: |
I don't know. Tom Bearden has been yapping about such EM devices since years, but based on little evidence to say the least. According to him, the Russians are already influencing the weather above the USA for years. They also supposedly sold such devices to the Japanese maffia. BUt halas, most of his evidence consists of funny cloud pictures ... and not to mention that his theories on EM energy are wrong and his Ph. is a fake
catlady Joined: 01 Feb 2005 Posts: 26 Location: USA |
Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 7:55 am Post subject: Tsunami |
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On September of this year, the GeoSiesmic Center in Australia, conducted a computer similutation of a tusnami. The areas affected in the simulation model were exactly the same as those currently affected! What a coincidence!
I don't think that this is anything to suggest a cause/effect relationship. I'm sure that the seismologists at CalTech run earthquake simulations daily, yet don't hold them responsible for earthquakes. Tsunamis have affected Australia in the past, so I'm sure that they have an interest. Indonesia has been quite seismically active, and isn't that far away. The famous Japanese artwork of the the 18th century showing a tsunami is thought to be related to an earthquake off the coast of Washington state. The more interesting thing is the number of stories about both how few animal deaths there were (though I have some questions how this was ascertained, especially for wild animals) and the stories of the animals coming back to help people.[/quote] _________________ Catlady
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Posted: Mon Feb 07, 2005 7:02 pm Post subject: |
OM shanti Bhai! Yes,it is very interesting on how many animals knew. It is a fascinating world. Take Care,
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